It was probably in a different group, but I saw it as well. Not sure, but I think I saw two posts from two different people at different locations in Thailand.
I guess most hobbyist visa experts never will graps the small differences of English language terminology applied to "staying in Thailand" - I wonder how they can do their "remote jobs" successfully? I mean if I would make the same mistakes about something as simple as this in my computer science jobs: I would be instantly out of my job.
Anonymous participant Insurance is not really a mistake. It is only not "required by visa acquiring" processes.
As a resident of Thailand, regardless of Visa type or not visa: you are required to have health insurance. It was always the case. It is just not a requirement for "most visa extensions". So you are basically never asked for proof of insurance. I think there is only one Non O, where it is a requirement for extension.
He always said: if smart people would use the brain power they have to make more money, instead of using it for avoiding taxes: they would have more money.
Why people prefer to spent taxes in their home country over paying them in Thailand: is a mystery for me.
Taxes in my wage group in Thailand are ZERO, and at my home country 35% to 45%.